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Not necessarily a higher cost, DCA is quite commonly done through Regular Savings Plan (RSP). For example, POSB Investsaver charges 0.5% to 0.82% with no minimum, so there is no difference split up $1,000 to invest in 10 months or doing a lump sum.
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Andy Sim
06 Mar 2020
HR Professional at a Financial Institution
Hi Anon, you can refer to a smilar thread here for your question, I've also commented there. Basically it's all about time in the market than timing the market.
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Yes, it will incur more charges. If you do not want to incur so much charges, you can switch to investing every quaterly instead. People prefer DCA as it does not require timing the market. You can just invest a fixed sum of money every monthly without worrying too much about market prices.
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Tan Wei Ming
11 May 2019
Founder and Writer at Frugal Youth Invests
Time in market is better than timing the market. We do not have perfect foresight that the moment we...
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U can DCA via RSP where broker offer minimal transaction fees like $1 for FSMONE, or 0.8% for DBS.
And many ppl do not comfortable or afford to buy lump sum. So DCA still a very popular choice.